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INCENSED PREsBYrERIANs.
Cardinal Gibbons Presence at the Ger
tenniaI Causes Bitter Eeelinc

PHILADELPHIA, September 29th.-The presence
of Cardinal Gibbons at the Constitutional Cen
tennial services i'll Independence Square on
Saturday, week ago, has stirred up a bitter
feeling among the Presbyterians of this city if
the Presbyterian Journal is fair exponent of
their feelings. Last week it contained several
criticisms upon the Centennial Commissions for
inviting the Cardinal.
John a. Kasson, now at his home in Iowa as
President of the Commission, replied to the arti-
Gle i'll an interview. He said the Commission
avoided any semblance of partisanship either
religious or political, in its arrangements and
that Cardinal Gibbons was invited as the head
of the largest body of Christians in the United
States.
The Presbyterian Journal will tomorrow devote
two pages answering Kassons reasons why
Cardinal Gibbons was invited to offer the clos
ing prayer at the Centennial exercises. The
article concludes with these words " We con-
tess our Protestant blood boils over this. Mr.
Kasson and the Protestants who were of the
Commission had no right to sell out and hu-
initiate this Protestant city and this Protestant
nation. If they were hoodwinked, or acted
from ecclesiastical ignorance, they should con-
fess theiI error
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mind to go to England and has completed most
all his arrangements. He has Harry Phillips
OF Toronto, who backed Harry Gilmore in his
great tight with lMcAuliffe, as his hacker in
place OF Duryea, as he at first intended. He
VIII sail from Boston the first week in Novem-
Der, and besides will take with him Ed Halske
as manager and Jim MeKeon, who was a men,
per OF his Western combination, trainer.
Before going he will be given handsome testi-
monfal at New York. He will remain in Eng
land a year, and will give twelve or fifteen ex-
hlbit1ons there, besides challenging the winner
s. GOO ~
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London's New Lord Mavor
A Useful Precautiou

1t is useful precaution for the tourist.
the commercial traveller, or the emigrant TO
the West, to take along Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. lnvaiids who travel by steamboat
or rail should provide themselves with it. in
order to prevent or remedy the nausea
which the jarring and vibration of vehicles
IN trqfSltn often causes them. Vastly pre-
ferrabie is it for this simple, but needfnl
purpose, to the heady uumedicated stimu-
ianis OF commerce. On board shin. it not
only remedies sea sickness, bat nentralizes
brackish, which. if unqualified. is ant to
give rise to Irregularities of the bowels,
cramps in the abdominal region, and dvs,
pepsia. To the aerial poison of malaria it
is an efficient antidote. Sick headache,
heartburn, and wind upon the stomach,
are promptly banished by it. 1t health
fully stimulates the kidneys and bladder
and nulliiles the early symptoms OF rheu,
matism.
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OUTRAGEOUS sLANDER.
The New York World" UNANIMOUSLY Vii
ifies Justice Field.

ICopyigh, 1887, by the California associated Press
WASHINGTON, September 29th.-One of the
most atIocious ISLANDERS ever uttered against
World today. Commenting upon the decision
0i oil the circuit Court in the case of the Pacific
Kaliroad Commission VS.. Leland Stanford, the
Hortd says WV
ON the evening of the day the decision
against the Commissioners was rendered a ban
quet was given Leland Stanford by one of the
sitting Justices, and Field and others Joined
with the great Senatorial magnate in something
very much IKE glorltication over the result"
1t Is learned from California gentleman tha
at no time during Justice Fields stay in Califor-
ma was banquet given Senator Stanford bv
any OF the Justices, nor did Stanford at any time
banquet Justice Field. No banquet was given
py either, or any of them, on the night the
decision was rendered. Justice Field was given
r 4 oozen or more dinner parties while he was in
san francisco, and on two of these OCCASIONS
senator Stanford was present as a guest simply
1t Is unnecessary to say the subject of the rail
road company's controversy with the Commits
SION was not alluded to at any banquet in the
presence of Justice Field " 'N
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Woodland Officers Object to Man In
dule ing in Two Wives.

'v''' y 1'e It9s.I
WOODLAND, September 29th, Some two
months ago man giving the name of Frank
Zirkel, tailor, came to Woodland and secured
work in a tailorshop. Yesterday warrant
was sworn out for his arrest on charge of
bigamy, preferred by his second wife, Annie, of
San Francisco. He was arrested at Sacramento,
and is now in jail here. From the woman, your
correspondent learned that Zirkel married her in
Oakland last May, just before an infant child was
born to them. She was unaware that he was
already married. He soon left her and came
TO Woodland, she following soon after and Civ
ing birth to another child. On Thursday last
Zirkel left Woodland and went to Sacramento
where his first wife had been keeping fruit
stand during the fair. He was comfortably
living from her earnings when arrested, while
his wife and child at Woodland would have
starved had not Chris Sieber, of the Pacific
Hotel, kindly cared for them. Zirkel claims to
have a divorce from his first WIFE, but this is
not believed, and the fficers think they have
clear case against him.
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Land Office Matters.

The following were the transactions of the
Sacramento Land Office yesterday, selden Het-
zel, Register:
Agricultural applications-Ezr Turner, Pla-
eerville. FL Dorado county; D. s., 9662 allowed
and filed.
Final proefs-Henry Willard. Auburn, Placer
issned Hiram 81 Porter. Georgetown. EI Do
RADIO county; II. A, 50s5; approved and final re-
eeipt issued,
The following patent has been received at
this Office and is ready for delivery TO the fol-
lowing person: James ". Threlkel Placer
county, section IS, township u north. range
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BLOWN TO FRAGMENTS,
Shocking Death of a Mioer from a Giant
Powder Explosion.

fCopyTigt, 1887, by tie California iSsoei1.ed Press.
NEVADA CITY, September 29th.-This after
noon Smith Hetherington met with terrible
death at Quartz Hill. He was carrying a guam
tity of giant powder, when, from some unknown
cause, an explosion occurred, blowing him to
pieces. His head and body were picked up in
one place, and other pieces in other places. 1t
is not known exactly how the accident hap
pened, as nobody else was near. Hetherington
was a member of the United Workmen. He
leaves a wife and four children.
LATER.-Since the above particulars were re-
celyed messenger has arrived from Quaker
Hill From him it is learned that Hetherinp-
toms arms and head were blown off and his
body torn to fragments. One arm and his liver
were found a hundred yards apart. His head
had not been found. The lower part of his
body from his hips down was all together
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Los ANGELES.
Orange Orchards Cut Up for Business
and Residence Purposes.

Los ANGELES, September 29th.-George Rice
Secretary of the Orange-Growers Union, was
interviewed by Tribune reporter. He said :
The city orange orchards are being cut up in
town lots, because the latter are the more valu-
able. Take the Wolfskill tract, for instance
Last year the crop netted So, 600, but the ioca.
tion of the Southern Pacific passenger depot
made the land worth million and a half The
orchards had to 60 Others close to town had to
go the same way. Pasadena, from 900 popula-
tion short time ago, has now grown to Il, ,OOO
and the town in spreading sacrificed the
oranges. Other places show tendency to cut
up large tracts into small holdings. which is a
good thing for the prosperity of the country
The general outlook is excellent. Citrus groves
outside are not disturbed, but general move
ment to improve grades is noticeable
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GgIDLEY, September 29th.-[Postal Press. +
The excitement of yesterday is slowly dying.
The losses are estimated at Sl4,60O, and insur-
ance $500
Mrs. TopeZ, the woman who caused the con-
fagration by kindling fire with kerosene, was
buried this afternoon. The parties Frustrated
by over-eXertion are recovering.
The destroyed buildings will be promptly re-
built by brick structures.
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TRULY MARVELLOUS,
Unless the Man Was a Blood Relative of
Sara Bernhardt.

Copyright, 1887 by the California AssOciated Press.
TACOMA, September 29th.-A miraculous es-
cape from terrible death occurred at the Ia
coma Mill in this city yesterday. F. w. Sulli-
van, Head Mechanic, was engaged in repairing
the sawdust carriage when the machinery
started up and the endless chain commenced to
move. In some manner Sullivan became en-.
tangled i'll the chain, and was hurried along to-
wards the mill and forced through an aperture
but eight inches square, ont of which the saw
dust is forced. His escape from instant death is
deemed most marvellous by those who witnessed
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BYRON HOT SPRINGS.
COSTA CoIINTy ,

SoNIRa COSIA COUNTY Al.
0N LINE OF SOUTHERN OVERLAND
" road take $50 a. y. or 2:i5 p ". train via
Port Costa. Hotel Carriages meet every train.
Natural hot SALT hot sulphur ard hCt mud
baths, and various springs Of mineral waters
for drinking purposes, pleasant and health
giving; pure mountain air fresh from the Mount
Diablo range; hotel accommodations unex-
eelied; table and rooms Grst-claSs. Postal, ex-
press and telegraph communication direct For
the cure OF rheumatism, asthma. catarrh, neU
ralgia, seiatica, gout, kidney and liver troubles
blood and skin disorders. and many other com
plants, these waters are unsurpassed, as hun
dreds of cures will attest. Circulars sent on
application. Address.
L. X. MEAD, Proprietor,
IS iglm Byron, CA
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FOREIGN.
MORE BLOODSHED.
A Tenant Killed and Others Wounded in
Ireland Yesterday.

Record Unioa's Special Cablegram-C -CopgriqIted
by the Neiu York Ti1bunel
DUBLIN, September 29th.- Perhaps the coolest
and most atrocious specimen of the policy OF
bloodshed in Ireland is the murder by Emer-
gency men, on the Cool Graney estate in County
Wexford to-day. A gang of these hired braves
tenants goods and cattle on distress warrant
They had no police with them and simply
prowled around like band of robbers They
came to one farmhouse and the tenant and a
small group of his friends met them at the gate
A struggle ensued and the Emergency men
were driven hack. They thereupon fred u
fusilade from rifles and revolvers upon the ten
ant and his friends shooting one man dead and
wounding several Others r z, Gill, NJ.
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Lower California Postoffices out of reach ofwire
Guaymas Happenings

GUAYAAs, September 29th.-A horrible crime
was committed this afternoon in front of the
principal store a Federal soldier killed an
other. stabbing him once. The murderer is
still at large.
The Mexican man-of-war Democratic has just
arrived with troops from Mazatlan.
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BERNARD w, FLAGG,

TEACHER OF
Piano, Organ, Guitar and Elute, Chorus
Singing and Singing at sight.
DROF. FLAGG Is 4 GRADUATE OF HAIR
[ ward University. studied music there and
at the New England Conservatory. Best of ref
erences. Headquarters at Cooper's Music Store.
s7-IplmMWF&
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MEXICO.
The Authorities have an Idea that Cholera
Rages in New York.

GUAYMAs, September 29th.-The Postoffiee
department. at Mexico City telegraphed yester-
dag TO al Postmasters to fumigate upon arrival,
al mail coming from New York and other
American ports affected with cholera. Another
message to-day instructs The Guaymas Postmas-
Ter 70 toTNsrd the ssme order by mail TO al
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~ The "WEEKLY
UNION" contains more
news. and has a larger
circulation than any
Weekly upon the Pa
CifiC Coast.
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My dear old friend, how were you able
TO acquire such an immense fortune ?7
By very simple method" "What
method is that?" when l was poor /
made out that was rich, and when got
iich | made out that was poor
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WET AND WEARY,
The Grand Army Veterans Leaving St,
Louis by Every Train

ST. LOUIS, September 29th.-Another rain set
in day, making everything eomfortless. The
outgoing trains are filled with Grand Army
Veterans and friends who have given up the
attempt TO enjoy the National Eucampnent.
The reunion by states and Territories at Forest
Park was made featureless by the absence of
General sherman and the War Governors They
had already for two days mingled snelterless in
the storm with the rank and file.
WORK OF THE ESCAMPMEST
ST. LOUIS. September 29th.-The session of the
Grand Encampment to day was chiefly occupied
IN the consideration of proposed changes in the
pension laws. Innumerable amendments are
before the Encampment, some practicable and
eXtravagant.
IN COLUMBUS NEXT YEAR.
ST. LOUIS. September 29th-The Grand Army
will meet in Columbus, Ohio, in 1888, the week
OF the centennial anniversary of the settlement
of that city.
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[ooNTIuUEp ON SECOND rAeE.l
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ARIZONA.
Rumor of Probable Change in the
Southern Pacific Route.

Southern Pacific Route.
Copyright, 1887, by C.e Cal fo1s. associated Press
PHGNIx, September 29th-It is currently re-
ported here that the Southern Pacific Company
has definitely determined on changing their
track this coming winter so as to cross the ella
river at ella Bend and run from there through
the fertile section of the Gila and Scott River
Valleys Phenix, aud to utilize the present Mar
icopa hailroad rs an outlet to their or;ginal
main line: This change will give them over
one hundred miles of cultivated country i'm
place OF almost an equal distance of barren
desert.
Work on the new City Hall was commenced
this morning. 1t viii cost about So, 600
Travel continues very brisk and all the hotels
are oYcrcrowded.
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IDAHO.
TWe Men Arrested After Twice Woun6-
ing a Sheriff.

IcoPYsgl, l5s7, by the California 4ssociatei Press
WARsER, September 29:h. - Sheriff Hanlev
last night tried TO arrest L. B. Guthrie. who re-
sisted, and was aided by his brother. They
fired several shots at the Sheriff but inflicted
rested finally ~ '
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NOT SENSATIONAL.
The Promised Nevada County Sensation
Flattens Out.

Copyright, 1857 by the Cali JoT7id ASsocidted Press
NEVADA CITY, September 29th.-The Grand
Jury made report this afternoon. They have
been in session eleven days investigating vari-
Gus charges against Supervisors, Justices of the
Peace and others. and startling developments
have been waited for. Only one Indictment
was found. that being against Henry Miller, for
The Jury ignored all the other
bills. but in its report reprimanded the Super
Yisors Justices and other officials.
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SHARP MUST GO.
The Supreme Court Directs that Sharp's
Sentence be Enforced.

Sentence be Enforced.
NEW YORK, September 29th.-The order of
Court in the case of Jacob Sharp was settled by
the General Term of the Supreme Court to-day
IL directs that the sentence imposed on Sharp be
Van Brunt. All of Sharp's lawyers and the Dis
trlct Attorney, with his assistants, were present
at the time.
ORDERED To SING SING.
NEW YORK, September 29th.-Notice of appeal
to the Court of Appeals, in the case of Jacob
Sharp has been filed. The Sheriff has been di-
rected that Sharp be taken to Sing Sing to-mor-
row.
LATER-A STAY GRANTED.
NEW YORK, September 29th.-Judge Ruger of
the Court of Appeals, signed an order late to-
night granting stay until October 9th in the
matter OF carrying out Sharp's sentence of i'm
prisonment.
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PACIFIC COAST.
BLOWN TO FRAGMENTS BY GIANT
POWDER.
County Office Burelarized-Singu
Accidental Sheriff Shot-Case
of Bigamy-Suicide.
MUCH MARRIED.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEooRD-UNIos.I
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Where is the Money!

DUBLIN, September 29th-The Union as serts
that since January lst the National League has
received subscriptions amounting to e3l ,OOO of
which 1t has doled out only 81, 700 to the entire
tenantry of ireland. The balance, the LNfon
says, has not been accounted for
London's New Lord Mayor.
LONDON. September 29th -Po'ytore De Key.
ser, Roman Catholic, was elected today LORD
Mayor of London -10'
Jenny Lind Paralyzed.
LONDON, September 29th.-Jenny Lind has
paired. - "''AAii
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BosTON's GREAT MAN.

John L. Sullivan Outlines His Plans for
the Near Future.
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Interior Excursions.

San FRANCISCO, September 29th.-The con-
Guiding business of the State Board OF Trade
was the consideration of the matter of excur-
sions 20 interior points.
Mr.. Bartlett believed that the excursions un-
der the auspices OF the State Board of Trade
should begin at once, and on his motion it was
decided to arrange the excursions follows,
the dates being subject TO change upon the re-
quest of the County Board: Martinez, October
18th: Santa Rosa, October 18th Livermore, No
vember ID; Sacramento, November 9th Santa
Cruz, November 10th; Marysville, November 23d;
Vacayille, November 30th; Stockton, Decem-
her zfh
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Bosros, September 29th.-John l.. Sullivan
announces that he has definitely made up his
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Copyright, 1887, by the California associated Press.
MARYsvILLE, September 29th.-John Sullivan.
whose hand was badly hurt while working as a
volunteer fireman on Monday morning of last
week, was presented this evening with purse
of sS3, the amount of subscriptions collected
from citizens by several ladies in compliment to
his services.
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The Thieves Tackle stocktop.

IC0pyTg, 1897, by lie Cdlfornia AssCciated Press
STOCKTON, September 29th.-The rough char
acters that follow around in the wake of dis
trict fairs are beginning their operations in this
city Three lodging houses were entered last
night. From one the thieves secured n gold
watch and chain and pair of pantalOons from
another $115, and from the third 500 in money
and a gold watch
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The i" RECORD-UNIoN
is the only paper on the
coast, outside of San Fran
cisco, that receives full Asso-
ciated Press Dispatches from
all parts of the world.
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I00ty 'ss 1oO'' O3 Vo oSS'T
MODESTO, September 29th.-Upon opening the
vault in the Auditor and Recorders office this
his dismay that S153 belonging to his office
and $50 left in his keeping by Mrs. Howard
Deputy Superintendent of schools, was missing.
What adds to the mystery surrounding the af-
combination on the same as left by the Recorder
the night previous. There is no clue to the
thief
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15


Mi-s G. J. Harper is At Muskegon visiting
f.elas.
Ge0. W Hart and bis BRIDE have returned
iroUl ths.s sedllng trip
ID. @. F.eicAer las gone on-a trip TO Flor
lla AID other -oltnsfn points.
F,sd A. Maynard las been called 10 Ann
Aloor. oNlng 10 tae serious Illness ol his
Llo.heI
Hon. s.. D.ckerman. Jud<s- elect Of the
MasxsEoa Circuit Court. was IN the city
yesterday.
Mfs. Mary r. Morgan. who hss been
spenlrng fte Winter N California, has re
turned % tie city.
Joe II. spires leaves This morning for
Traverse Cits To assume the management
II lae PARK Place Hotel. RE Will make no
chaoges Ia the neip there Tor the present.
q. r. Gilman, travelling passenger agent
Of tas Atchis0u. TopekA 4 Santa Fe Rail
read. SnL John y Robinson. travelling pas
ssnssr agent * tie Wisconsin Cenual. are
n ne ciiy.
Chas. -. Almy hss resigned bis position
a. salesman with Eaton & iyon, the sta
TONERS. and has become connected with 4
JOB printing concern. With rae ultimate in
leraon of seo0ming q journalist.
Cllhoa Charca is here On = visit. having
been absent for six months. N- Church is
in tie 5ess ~ health and spirits aud is
heartily greeted BY bis Numerous friends.
The rst Of Nay he goes - E0ft Worth.
Texas. AMI vii spend TIE Summer buying
wool ca the ranches OF the Lone Star STATE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
REBELS
Their Formal Declaration q
Independence.
FlTacG sEinps SPIRIT GilEs
Tbs ladies' of the N. g Y. v Ne
aoaaes Alag znes 20 the G0ssfe-
rnsat "gatii the psfrs-csa
Female Citlxsas o. Mieai-
gar ars ssesrsc ths'r
Rights ard Prisi-
isges-

Peopls wbo saoooss1 tas dsfsst q The
s.ll 10 sfaat maaisigai sa-ssss 20 tns
wonen ~ y ohisal woul1 daupsn ne AZ
dor ~ ths k-s-.l 5ss.'fesis-s -. os greatly
d.sseDoins-s. fAeir dslsat ia tie Lskisla-
tars hss only increased iLelr ds,ssraiaaiis1
znd ms..e tasm more aggressive. N0t oaiy
have tie Ellal SuHfasists aagksd a. reir
de,eaf. bls lasE have succeeded IA initgeang <
tss ~. o. T. T. iA1iss 70 tAxs a earnest
sfaad Il tAsAr favor. Tls1sitss A. their G.es.-
ing yesterday. nnanimoCs.y adopted tie fol-
losing rssanabls .znt resolutions Nhseh
Esel no farther szplAaailOa
wazzzAs. The Homsn citizens OF Michi-
gan. nothe-s sises snd sisters ~ ssil-coa-
siIussd rules Na0 govern - wltnoli oar
c01ss1E. bod ls amsna5ls 20 l1ws ue have
nos male. tAxs By tcrcs our proD-
esty % pay the expeases Of their Govern
msnt, cosrcs. Hse sgd l4prlsoa us deprive
Is u ths fifl5 ~ SET government aid rep
Eese1fat.on e. tie ballot which right -
granted to ulale citizens and,
WnzExAs. In The hails OF justice buis
With Cur money taken from - by force,
selg.cOusttuied iegls.atoFs. whose '~iar.ss
ss- pait b. cur money ot which W= nave
.eE4 I-i~t4t E1ert 1ftt1 VI k4f''+'t.-t.A' -
protests aad petitions. ignored 0ur demand
los ihe right which inheEes Ia citizens Of
our Republic, and % Cur iacss lau1ted Us
With inieg.aT.ty ard incapAcity. huns sneers
and eontempt a. Is without .eas or shame
therefore. BE- it
Paslssf That we ~ The ". CT L. make
common cause with the Equal Suffrage As
sOcizfion sr1 sgOW cur syupathies and
k.nsaiD With Tie oppressed classes OF this
country, elsnt are other European coln-
iries. where tho heel OF the oppressoE Is
grinding on toe liberties OF me people
And be 10 further
Ersoiref We hereby absolye our con
sciences from .c4lty or 2llcsiaace 70 a Gov
ernmenI which does not secure or protect
our rights - citizens. And be il further
Resalrr!, That the uni ust and oppressive
legislation Of Kent county male representa-
lives. with one honorable exception, we
condemn and despise. and hereby pledge
ourselves % the service OF al irrepressole
conflict uatil the defrauded femeie citizens
ol Michigan are secured IL their rights and
privileges.